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John Cone is an American professional wrestling referee currently working for WWE.^[1]

Career[link]

Cone started refereeing independent wrestling matches in August 1995. He worked for Harley Race World League Wrestling from 1999 to 2006 and got his big break when a WWE official attended a match he refereed. Cone tried out for WWE and was quickly signed. He was sent to WWE developmental territory Ohio Valley Wrestling and later Deep South Wrestling. John was one of the first referees to work for all three WWE brands ECW, SmackDown, and Raw. Since signing with WWE, John has refereed in 15 countries and on 5 continents.

He is also the official referee for smartwrestlingfan.com.

John has said he is most proud of his performance in the boxing match between Matt Hardy and Evander Holyfield, which took place in August, 2007 in front of a sold out crowd at Madison Square Garden. Other notable moments include:

• Two trips to Iraq for WWE Tribute to the Troops;
• Money in the Bank ladder match at WrestleMania XXIV;
• New York City Parking Lot Brawl between John Cena and JBL at the Great American Bash (2008);
• Money in the Bank Ladder Match at WrestleMania XXV;
• Jeff Hardy vs. Matt Hardy "I Quit" match at Backlash (2009);
• CM Punk cashed in his Money In The Bank contract with Cone at 'Extreme Rules (2009);
• John Morrison vs. Drew McIntyre (WWE Intercontinental Championship match) on SmackDown in late 2009;
• Christian vs Ezekiel Jackson (Final ECW Championship match) in early 2010;
• Legacy Triple Threat match at WrestleMania XXVI (Cone wore gloves due to a cut on DiBiase);
• Jack Swagger vs Randy Orton (World Heavyweight Championship match) at Extreme Rules (2010);
• Edge vs Christian (Commercial Free RAW from Toronto) in May 2010;
• The 7 on 7 Bragging Rights Match in October 2010;
• Rey Mysterio vs Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania XXVII.
• At Vengeance 2011 Cone refereed 3 Matches. 1) Air Boom vs Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger 2) Dolph Ziggler vs Zack Ryder 3) Cody Rhodes vs Randy Orton

In 2009 Cone was featured in the documentary, KC on the Mat: The History of Professional Wrestling in Kansas City.

Cone was featured in the WWE Magazine, and the Kansas City Star newspaper. He was also interviewed on local television station KSHB-TV 41's Midday News.

References[link]

External links[link]

• WWE Profile

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John Dahlbäck, born October 13th 1985, is a Swedish house music producer and DJ^[1][2] currently based in London, UK.^[3]

Dahlbäck is also the owner and founder of Pickadoll Records, with releases by, apart from his own work, artists like Sébastien Léger and Dada Life.^[4] He has recorded minimal techno under the alias Hug^[5] and as Hugg&Pepp together with his cousin and fellow producer Jesper Dahlbäck.^[6] Remixes include Kleerup's "Longing for Lullabies" and Alanis Morissette's "Underneath".^[7]

He made an appearance with a set on Pete Tong's The Essential Mix on BBC Radio 1 on October 4, 2008.^[8]

His track "Don't Speak" features on Disc 2 of Tiësto's In Search of Sunrise 6: Ibiza album.

Dahlbäck's debut album Mutants was released in May 2010. He also runs Mutants Records which is the home for artist like Albin Myers, Lunde Bros, Swanky Tunes and others.

John Dahlbäck plays the Together Winter Music Festival in London at the Alexandra Palace on Saturday 26th November. In December 2011, he also did his first appearance in Sao Paulo, Brazil on the XXXperience festival together with The Prodigy, Sander Van Doorn and Steve Aoki. NYE 2011 John Dahlbäck played at Magnetic Island in Australia alongside Tommy Trash.^[9]

Discography[link]

Album[link]

• 2005 Shades Of Shadow
• 2005 Man From The Fall
• 2006 At The Gun Show
• 2008 Winners & Fools
• 2010 Mutants

Singles[link]

• 2003 - Warm Breeze
• 2006 - At The Gun Show
• 2006 − Everywhere (feat. Andy P)
• 2007 − Sting
• 2008 − Blink
• 2008 − Hustle Up
• 2008 − More Than I Wanted
• 2008 - Can´t Slow Down
• 2009 - Autumn
• 2010 - Love Inside (feat. Andy P)
• 2010 - Bingo
• Come with power
• He is not
• It feels so good
• Now it's not summer
• If you give me (feat. DJ Extraball)
• Bordeline
• Don't speak
• Push your body
• Hungarian (vs. DJ TA88)
• Out There (feat. Basto!)
• Golden Walls (feat. Arno Cost)
• Valleybrook
• Lick My Deck
• Pyramid
• Olympia
• Farao
• Sfinx
• Kairo
• One Last Ride
• 2012 - "Life"

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official site
• Twitter
• John Dahlbäck on Myspace
• John Dahlbäck at Allmusic
• John Dahlbäck discography at Discogs

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John "Halcyon" Styn (also known as Halcyon Lujah) is an American blogger, entrepreneur, web designer, author, and adult entertainment "industry icon",^[1] who "pushed the boundaries of online self-expression"^[2] through his various online projects. He is currently the co-founder of 1st Saturdays,^[3] a homeless outreach project, and host of Hug Nation.^[4]

Bibliography[link]

• Love more. Fear less. (2010)

Career[link]

Worked as the first Webmaster for Sony’s "Station" E-commerce Mall.

Styn worked for CollegeClub.com^[5]

Styn has won two Webby Awards, the first, as the designer and star of his personal website, cockybastard.com,^[6] and the second for a HugNation video podcast^[7]

Other products have included:

• Hug Nation, which won the "people's choice" Webby Award in 2007.^[4]
• CitizenX.com, an experimental webcam commmunity^[8]
• Pink Aid, a charity originally started to raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina.^[9][10]
• Flash Cash, an online affiliate program.^[11]
• Pinkgasm.com, an "alternative sexuality site" that sponsored the Masturbate-a-thon events.^[11]
• "Porn Posse", an Internet services company.^[12]
• Anybeat, a Social Network based on pseudonymity.^[13]
• 1st Saturdays, a homeless outreach project based in San Diego. ^[14]

Blogging career[link]

John bought his first URL in 1996 to migrate his self published zine to the web.^[15] This first autobiographical ezine ran from 1996 to 2000.

He first achieved internet notoriety when one of his stories got him into trouble with Fruit of the Loom. When they sent a cease and desist order on March 2, 1998^[16] demanding that he take down a parody of their logo that he made for a blog post. The post is still up.

He is also a contributor for the Burning Blog, the official blog of Burning Man.^[17]

Awards and nominations[link]

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official website
• Facebook Fan page